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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

DEMOCRAT: Dispatches in to-dsy's
Salt Lake Tribune said that Senator
Stewart, and w. ]. Brown of Spokane
Falls, had made an argument before
the committee in favor of annexing
the Panhandle to Washington, the
committee had reported favorably on
the bill, and that there was no oppo-
sition to its passage. Delegate Hal
ley mournfully admitted that before
the Fiftieth Congress expired Idaho
Territory would be among the things
that were. In other words, that por-
ton of Idaho not tackled on to Wash.
ington would be annexed to the
State of Nevada. The Panhandle
will GO within the next few hours, if
not too far down on the file, and if
not now it undoubtedly will next
winter and with it all that is left of
the Gem of the Mountains. ). Three
men have been unintentionally injured
in Boise City at the hands of friends,
Joe Kinney had leg broken while in
a playful scuffle with friend las,
spring. Harry Behr met with like
accident while skylarking with Sheriff
Wilson early in the winter. And
Ike Straight had hip accidently dis
located yesterday at the hands of A
Wyatt. On the other hand all thu
fights that have taken place during
the same time have resulted harm
lessly.
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BANNER, IDAHO, Feb. Z, 1887.
Feb. 22, 4w.

The Elmira Silver Mining Compa-
ny will receive sealed proposals at
their office In Banner until April 9,
1887, for two hundred thousand
pounds Of coarse salt, to be delivered
at their mill IN Banner, beginning the
middle OF June and continuing as
needed to the first of November
1887. Also for delivering their freight
from Kuna to Banner during the sea
son. Eighty per cent. of contrac
price will be paid as fast as goods arr
received, and all the rest when con
tract is completed.
JOHN BRowN,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

FD. MALoY, Jr., who has been un-
der medical treatment for nearly a
year, having rising on the neck and
inflammation of the bone, grew worse
last week and was again taken to
Boise City for treatment. Ed., who
a year ago possessed very vigorous
constitution, has been cut down by
the pangs and weakening nature of
the disease until his strength is al
most gone. A few weeks ago there
were hopes that his recovery would
be speedy. 1t will no doubt now re-
quire many months to regain any
great portion of his former vigor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

The EImira Silver Mining Compa-
ny will receive sealed proposals at
their Office in Banner, Idaho, until
April 2, 1887, for running three tun-
nels, about FIVE hundred feet each, to
be completed on or before the first
day of October next. Sixty per cent
OF contract price will he paid month
iy as work progresses, and all the
balance as soon as contract is com
pleted. JOHN RRowS,
Superintendent.
Feb. 22, 4w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

The stage drivers are having hard
trials and great tribulations at present.
Alex. Monroe, the Basin driver left
here at IL o'clock last Thursday night,
aud returned on Friday at l P. NJ. and
made the trip without sleep or rest,
and after remaining here a short time
started on his return. The Boise
stage didn't arrive last Friday night
until eleven o'clock. The recent
thaw has ruined the roads and made
the stage drivers lot tough one.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

PETER WALro, who has been ad-
vertising for his long lost sister, Lu
Waldo, of Horseshoe Bend, writes to
Judge Hart that he received the
WoRLp giving him the desired infor-
nation, and requests the Judge to
write to him and give further infor-
nation, which he will do. Peter
writes that he is now in the hospital
at Walla Walla, but expects to be
able to pay his sister visit in two oi
three weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

]. B. EMERY has just received the
newest styles of wall paper, all of the
incest patterns ever shown here; from
twenty-five cents per roll upwards,
according to style and quality. Has
all that is necessary to complete all
order in this line of goods. X
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

J. B. EMERY has just received two
thousand yards of sheeting, xxx,
checked ginghams, muslin-bleached
and unbleached.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

MRs. 10. Hill has been sick the past
few days, but is now able to be up.
John Kennaly, who was laid up for a
few days, is also able to be up, and is
at his post again.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

THE Traverse boys are shoveling
out their ditch so as to be ready 10
start up work in their placer claim as
soon as they have a sufficient head of
water for hydraulicing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

ALL tl,at will now save Idaho from
total annihilation is the veto OF the
President. The northern counties
will go notwithstanding ! veto Of
Hailey' bill, but there is possibility,
but very thin one We must admit,
that the scheme for the annexation Of
the rest Of Idaho to Nevada can be
defeated. Governor Stevenson il
making his best endeavors to defeat
this scheme. The proposed bill for
annexation to Nevada may not pass
over veto.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

Mrs MAGEE, who has been visit
ing relatives this winter in New Jer-
sey, and Mrs. d. McClintock's moth
er, of New York, are now in Boise
City, and will be here to-day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

SHERIFF Havird, who was across
the Basin last week, informs US that
the net proceeds of the school ex-
hibition at Placervile last Friday
evening, were $3.50. A globe, maps,
ETC., for the school, will he purchased
with the money. Mr.. H. also informed
us that John Hanlan, while chopping
wood the other day, made mislick
and cut an ugly cash in his left foot
nearly severing the big toe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

We have had no freezing weather
for sometime, and the snow is grad
ually getting less and less both day
and night.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

ALEX. MUNRoE, the Basin stage
driver, got stuck in the snow between
Centerville and Placerville last Sun
day. He left tho sleigh and proceed
ed on to the end Of the route with the
horses, and returned on foot with the
mail yesterday to Centerville. 10.
Jackson packed the sack TO this place,
Monroe being worn out. John Ger
man shouldered the sack yesterday
afternoon at this place and struck out
for the other side Of the Basin. The
roads we're never before 50 soft, with
the same amount of snow, as At pres
ent. Teaming is an impossibility
and will no doubt continue to be un.
til the snow is gone.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

1T has often been demonstrated
that there is feeling here uncompro-
mlslngiy antagonistic to the dignlfed
plug bat, yet Notwithstanding this
long-standing contempt for the plug,
Two of the citizens Of this place donn-
ed these high-toned head-adorners
and ventured out, last Sunday even
ing, and were walking along as dir.
nified as pair of divines, when the
boys
AT once gave the word.
Shoot The hatsl' was heard.
And the pluglglies At the ugly plugs all
fired.
Wliizzing snowballs few thick.
And off went the tiles right quick,
fying twenty feet or more,
Sent by snowballs, more'n q score.
The dignified two
bareheaded flew
And from the way they sailed they weren',
They wear those plugs no more;
Each sports q hat that's lower.
No more they'll put on style
With handsome high-toned tile.
AS the innocent plug raises SO much OF
muss,'
III wear it no more, you can be sure" say
dandy Gus
i will no more that high plug don
TIL the snow is gone" says stylish John.
Those battered plugs were laid away.
And there they'll stay, for many day.
That no one here plug shall put on
The edict forth has gone.
On many an occasion heretofore
Plugs were worsted and were no more.
Ills like tale told DER and o'er-
'rAe history of the high-toned plug.
Don't ape the style of the dandy big bug
in this burg with impunity, for it won't be
tolerated, only to a certain extent. The
line has been drawn at plug hats.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

SPOKESMAN: Every railroad is ex-
ceedingIy anxious to secure freights
and passenger travel. sOf course it
Is the life Of railroad. How to Sc
cure business is question Of great
study on the part Of railroad men,
and how to build up business for the
road is another question Of importance.
Colonel Shelby, general traffic mana
ger Of the Union Pacific was here
short time ago to learn what induce
ments there were for settlers in this
part of Idaho. II the country would
warrant immigration, the q. P. road
was ready to make almost any terms
to bring them in. He was satisfied
that thousands of.families in the East
were ready and anxious to come If
they could be assured that they could
locate lands and make homes. Shelby
was told and very readily said that
the land could be obtained, but =
great drawback was the want OF wat.
er for irrigating purposes. This coun-
ty alone has good arabic land sufficient
to accommodate forty or fifty thousand
more settlers, if bitches were con-
structed and the water brought onto
the sage brush bench lands on the
BOISE and Payette rivers. Five
places for bitches we're pointed out to
Mr.. Shelby where the best quality of
land could be found to accomodate
this number of settlers. The cost OF
constructing FIVE bitches, one on each
of these plateaus, was estimated in
round numbers at 100000 each OF
$50O,OO0 in all. The first one would
be an enlargement and extension Of
the Ridenbaugh ditch down the val
ley, opposite Boise city, through
Nampa to Snake river. The second
one would be an extension and en-
largement of the Walling ditch, down
this side Of Boise river, covering all
the good plow land above the other
bitches down as far as Middleton, 2;
miles. The next ditch should be
taken out near the canyon, on Boise
river, four miles below Middleton
and cover all the bench land on the
north side of the Boise river to Snake
river. The next two bitches shoule
be taken out of the Payette. On,
commonly known as the Rossi ditch
is taken out three miles below EN-
me tsville and extends onto the plat
eau above Folks Store, and is ALREADY
built thirty miles, but should be en-
larged and extended fifteen mile
farther. The other bitches shoule
be taken out above Emmettsville ant
carried onto the plateau on the mort
side of the Payette. These ditche'
could all be constructed within tn,
aggregate amount we have mentioned
and either one or all of these coult
be built within year after they ar
commenced. If the Union Pacifi
railroad, through Mr.. Shelby, or any
one else can induce capitalists to in
vest in these enterprises and con
struct the bitches, it will bring tn
number of inhabitants we hav
mentioned, and they would be to
glad to come.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

A coon many members have been
added to the order of /. e. r. g. of
this place the past two or three weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

WE have been treated to mixture
Of rain and snow the past few days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

The British emigrant ship Kapunda,
was sunk in collision off the coast
Of Brazil with the bark Ada Melmore,
and more than 300 persons were
drowned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

RALPH CALDERwooD returned Satur.
day from Lower Payette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

J. B. EMERY now has on hand the
LARGEST lot of all kinds of furs ever
collected at one time in this place
He paws New York prices here, and
consequently all the trappers OF this
section sell their furs to j. b. +.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

"
Mrs. J. w. REEL.
IDAHO CRY, Oct. 22, 1886.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

WORD was received here yesterday
evening, after dark, that the BOISE
City stage was stuck IN the snow on
.ast Chance Bar. three miles below
town, and that assistance was need
ed. Five men went down in Barkers
sleigh, right away.
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Local Float and Territorial
Concentrates.

OLD papers for sale at this office.
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TAILORING, and clothing repaired
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-11

AkAA10 W MAJ 1@A& 1& :
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foEsnosE uhsa ths nsas uss bnllskined
h frUuf e. Ais oasca thai Dszs1ln
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board tha ssaamsr. shRFilx afnEI lsevinG
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20 aEriyal g - Gesszs y e;A1 q %
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maisn VIII IN = 1888 q 3 ssaasn
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hi1 Foom, whsn BE- fell Backward B1n-l
al8 onn4ns HIN u - arDR hi ke1eza
anyfhi1R eon1d e d51a, Caoltfn WiIs0n
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tie Starr eama alaaR nc wan signalsd,
and rsemFae1 g Pat H1wnsund, whe1s
CnUtain Andarenn, mats Of The NoFtA
Raaz2a teok euzns sd " ne &lHEes nnd
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took command e ths EeFth RAel6s and
rEpUeedsd % @islpKia, With 0xptAin
Wilson'S Eemazns "a beard. he f.
neral win taka plaoa IN Viu1oEia towoE-
r0u. Th1man 3. Wils1a Wa7 Al Eag-
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teen yeazs 60. whils yet bog, b run
away from The vessel af Namntn0 and
worked his way 10 10 PuEt Madisoa.
wheEa hs wHmf 10 work In the
woods on Whidby Island, fog
King, Who waa running . camp
fer Meias. He vas given charge of Z /
team and aoo1 became a. expert team
ser and ma4e as good WAGES e any
Jehn On The 6oand. BE folaewsd lon /
RtnR for . number Of years, until a.
naiiy, whlIa taking some parties eul
hunting he w9s aeeidantiy shot IN The
teR and before be wng aole - 20 haek i
10 hard uugk BE was placed IN command |
Of little ferry boat named the Ruby, /
ruaninQ o. the route betupsa Pafs 1
4adi8on and Seattle. Hs fcnaioed On /
the Rnby until she wns laid a.. whsa
be came 10 6eat1la b. reside. 4ThD iAfa
Irving Ballard. Who was e. fhat time a. /
l0fney fer i. ~. Starr, wAa aTeA1 friend |
OF Captain Wilson. and knowing bis
gesrling qnnlitiHE DIR. Ballard induced
Captain Starr - give Daptain Wilsoa
Of The Aida. 0noe II sha
smplng be vas 4oau2 - xi1tfto Tbs to-
~ his own merits. and % he voEked bal
ray ~ from the command Of The pooE-
.st boat belonging 70 ne oompany b /
be command Of she be8s and fastest
teamaf Whilsi rs Olympian 4an On
he Sound rcuie CApeain . Wilson had Il
Iommand Of her. He Wasm msmbeR Of
4. Johns LodQa-,F. ana e fhiAi
~, and has hsfa of fFiz,a&t & 6segy
orr a puet G11. AlN18 .raaea1 4
nd oblioina b asds hineIf B ReneFsl
avoIite With TIE tFayelizR public. end !
viii Be found no cay matter 10 ell
be place left void b the death Of Oap- {
lin Thomas =. Wilson. h
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Flnaz Casa AsanEn.-Tss secR
lsshed foe nhips Persian. CAPTAIN Z. A.
Dicksnson, ioaasd with @si tons OF
@.esa rails fron wsrkingtcn, EnKlsnd-
' tha Rages SQUAD CcnaiEuction VcEal-
70. Oastowed tneo this pore yesaeEs,
panN. $50 - a. tng TAcoua and
day sV> ~Sesiaa the Co1apany's ienR
nooFed a. sithfs Cove. tcs.1Fday
wharf ID . kAaAf ard fheo hAller
Aftsrnooa Q. n. snna and paid ne
vent 70 Posa ToN Nsan11nR % 49,
duiy Oh the sarge. cieteo0 are
coo. GrtfhhA. Bstdge@ ~. sase9oo
aRanis for the slip and Ee ~
dlnaA arstns -. he work Of : =
ine 81 Ulll cousmence today ana -
s1iisnAssa thaa abeat - DAYS I'll 9 -.
quiFea 10 eouylets The 500 Ase $50
WI thsn loaA saaln foE EneiAo6s
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aTT1E AND TIDE WAIF FOR
NO MAN,"

A cav party Of about thirty yourR
ladies and eenilemen arranged Lass
Tuesday evening for q moonlight sail
10 ChsutauquA beach, and anfortu-
nntely, a. 10 turned cut. the little Steam
Isuneh Jennie June was chartered. The
time set for the departure vas 3 p. %.
sharp. The entsrpTisinR Captain ala
not report until p. m. Evsryone be
Ing In readiness, after getting on board,
the PARTY soon forgot their anger st the
Captain for his inexeussble delay, the
occupants Of the forward cart OF the
sisanaeg staging one song. the after part
smother. and those IN the roSooat N
tsw another. Altogether Il vas jelly
party. Arriving 81 the beach, . camp
ARE vas started. and the usual soEzs,
ehos1ass and story telling vhlled away
the evanins hours, after which refresh
ments were partaker Of.
The hear arriving for tGs Departure.
ateAaa was gotten up on the steamer, ali
handa got 90 board and the wheel eom-
menced 10 move. hSs 70 no AVIAN. The
liltle steAner vas hard AgEoand.
IL then davaed rpo0 the captain
hat be Uas In shsll0U water -and that
be hadn't thought OF The tide. ~
night Be appropriately here msetioned
that the inangaKatora OF the exeafsion
had hired TIE steADeT oy the hour, end,
81 conrsa, were very nades ekefcissd
over the matter. The roweoAt, Setch
waa fortunately taken alonR, nsW cane
into good seEvkss. A party Of zen 5000
SHED tie boAl and ten toe
baach amidst the ieers o. me
- Of the party, Who declared
ts~x woSld EeAca seattle before ne
roW hosa, expostng 81 coarse the tide
gas sOmlne q; Ailas : hase goa iS q
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saTsv uasaea the weary ho1ss aHAy e
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$1,000 1855 uoaid Be oAArt<rsd .
Nszforu the esFrtea.
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THURSDAY. AUausE IltA-s conieaaff..
and Realizes 81 0FisnkAl LA
WAi-elrHap VIII taxa you into The a1ids,
elrsets, teniM hcnses, &c. WIN show y1n ehe
peoples how Gag look, draaa. wnKk, cook, eat,
tRmvel entertain euznpaAy, sc. Anslsnod b.
Ms wlna, - Wf1 ulaEirata ~ mnxie - The
NEleNt "a - g. vaEio14 IN 11qes.
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y gt.iaD fleHs IN IL NbkanmfdAnan
ne ssDotsh.~ oF tfsAdlhf 81 ~ tAttAful By
pa11elng horses. oruez1ng Tie desert TIE
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Gus hladk n1sne. Ths boWllng and Wiring
Dervinkes.s Musk gsl mAxxied. female can
didH1a. 'WhasieItf Married and eiverced 10
I'm min1ieA ms meun4Aln e. hleszing. A
sheep for scratch. kunnlun TIE glnntlat.
Tripto M.alnk Ths bnrisI plsee q Abraham.
sAfUn11x. AUG. issk-~ons qunarbd Mn.
ufes va tha Reopis q JeEnsalsm- /" (With
tahlsan nlnalraf8ons By tNenty people
d eog1umsl,
MohammedIns q prayer. blrsrlning far
bridA. Tho betrotAal A Jeriah wedfins.
Wedd1ng PROCESSION And FEAST Iho divorce.
Feast oftke Passover. Reaonmina he NsRAr.
lle. A EaaKkst kcsna. eraad tahllsa q Queen
EalAer. n
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DnAru Or JonH b, PnlcE.-Ths body
Of John b. Priea, who died at Victoria
on Monday. passed here on the eeoFRe
z. Starr, Yesterday, for Portland,
where IL viii ba inferred. Diseased
"a ths father Of James n. PIlee, IN
srScsoF Of Ousioms. and Of Mrs.. senatot
fehn n. MitaheIi. 81 Oregon. he wes
ons "a fhe earllesa pioneers OF The state
II OseSon, nnd viii be rememoered y
.sanv ei6 0EaepBlana- MF. Price vas .
800 M FncIanA. and hFai came 20 the
9m1,ad e.aaes When " years Of age: ne
srelSraied % Oregon Uity about forty
seass go, end Bsatlsd al the fails e. y ne e
Wnisg.efia. Subsequently be moves %
portland, uhsEs be resided pntn aeo y
kwslle Vnasa eco. slhee ee reternea 70
Rnainnd. ana Femainsd there gntil soaae
swo ysaEs aeo. when be Eet0sneo 70
Portland. I've montnB ago be wens y
VlcloFiA 10 ppand The Summer ana on
Monday died Of hesrt disease, az vas
about 70 years Of aas.
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Immense Slaughter of Dress Goods Remnants
Until the whole closed at Prices unheard Of before

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